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Tea Time with Tagwa: Removal of Confederate statues should not end the Black Lives Matter movement

June 7, 2020 Opinions Editor 0

Tagwa Shammet, Opinions Editor Tea timers, do not be fooled. Do not allow this one victory to halt the progress we are making. The removal […]

Alumni advocate for migrant caravan at protest

December 5, 2018 admin 0

Walter Chidozie Anyanwu Contributing Writer Two VCU alumni organized a Dec. 1 protest in Washington D.C. in solidarity with the caravan of Central American refugees […]

Thousands join Obama, Northam ahead of Nov. 7 election

October 25, 2017 admin 0

In his return to the political arena, President Barack Obama highlighted the importance of voting for the entire Democratic ticket in this year’s gubernatorial election, […]

Richmond introduces new bike share program

September 11, 2017 admin 0

The RVA Bike Share program debuted on August 29th at the Kanawha Plaza in downtown Richmond.  The $1.34 million program was primarily funded by a […]

D.C. Muralist Shares His Experiences as a Black Artist

April 10, 2017 admin 0

D.C.-based painter and illustrator Aniekan Udofia spoke on the experiences of developing his career and how race affects the art world at the VCUarts Depot […]

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